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*[[Shimatani Hitomi]]'s [[Himitsu (Shimatani Hitomi)|Himitsu]], track #8 of her concept album [[Crossover|crossover]]. | *[[Shimatani Hitomi]]'s [[Himitsu (Shimatani Hitomi)|Himitsu]], track #8 of her concept album [[Crossover|crossover]]. | ||
*[[Suga Shikao]]'s 15th single [[Himitsu (Suga Shikao)|Himitsu]]. | *[[Suga Shikao]]'s 15th single [[Himitsu (Suga Shikao)|Himitsu]]. | ||
| + | *[[Sugiura Miyuki]]'s [[Himitsu (Sugiura Miyuki)|Himitsu]], #9 of her first album [[First]]. | ||
*[[Tokyo Jihen]]'s [[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Himitsu]], track #1 of their second album [[Adult]]. | *[[Tokyo Jihen]]'s [[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Himitsu]], track #1 of their second album [[Adult]]. | ||
*[[Uehara Azumi]]'s sixth single [[Himitsu (Uehara Azumi)|Himitsu]]. | *[[Uehara Azumi]]'s sixth single [[Himitsu (Uehara Azumi)|Himitsu]]. | ||
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Revision as of 05:15, 21 December 2009
Himitsu (秘密, ひみつ) is the Japanese word for Secret. In Jpop Stop!, it could be a reference to:
- aiko's eighth album Himitsu.
- ARASHI's Himitsu, track #11 of their fifth album One.
- BONNIE PINK's Himitsu, track #11 of her tenth album ONE.
- Goto Maki's Himitsu, track #9 of her second album 2 Paint It Gold.
- Koda Kumi's Himitsu, track #4 of her sixth album Kingdom.
- Onitsuka Chihiro's Himitsu, track #3 of her 12th single everyhome.
- Shimatani Hitomi's Himitsu, track #8 of her concept album crossover.
- Suga Shikao's 15th single Himitsu.
- Sugiura Miyuki's Himitsu, #9 of her first album First.
- Tokyo Jihen's Himitsu, track #1 of their second album Adult.
- Uehara Azumi's sixth single Himitsu.
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